Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-05-06
LEGAL NEW S.
BALANCE OF TRIAL LIST OF LAST WI

p.1.NCE OF TRIAL LIST OF LAST WEEK.
Patr lex Gardner ct al, heirs at law of Jas.
Gardner, decd, VS.. Patton Bell and Thomas
McAnallen, ejectmen for part OF 800 acre
tract of land in Washington twp, formerly
owned by James Gardner-Aprll 29, jury
sworn before Judge McMiehael, May 3, the
iury under direction of the court find YER
5Sit Dict for the plaintiffs, Patrick, Samuel,
Joseph and William Gardner; Mary, John
and Emma Steel and others, heirs OF Eliza
beth Steel for the undivided six-eighths OF
the Land described in the writ of ejectment
with six cents damages and costs, as TO john
Gardner the jury find 4 verdict for The de-
PENDANTS. Motion .or new trial entertain
ed.
Julia A. Davidson VS.. ,Iobn Balfour. ex'r
of E. A. Irvin-April 2S, verdict for the
plaintiff for $l9S72.
JB. Sablin ct al Vs. James Story ct al,
eiectment for one acre In Donegal-Aprll
20, court entered compu lsory non-suit.
in. Johnston VS.. Allegheny Oil Co
April 2S. verdict for the plaintiff for SlO6.9o'
c. NJ. Root vs. Allegheny Oil Co.-April
| 30, verdict for the plaintiff for S77.15.
Abram Martin VS.. Caroline Purviance,
| Ex'rx Of S. A. Purviance-April IS, verdict
for plaintiff for $3.50.
R.F. Rush vs. w. P. Turner and Z; J.
Anderson-April 2S, verdict for plaintiff fer
| $236. SO.
WE. Reed and wife vs. w. II. Craig, con-
| tiuued at cost of defendant.
Nm. Richardson vs. Jas. S. Hays-Aprll
90, verdict for the plaintiff for S4.75.
WI Martin vs. Joseph Bay-verdict for
the plaintiff for Sl5 60.
| The case of Bickel and Biehl vs. The Bor-
ough of Butler, sequel to the burning oil
| livery stable row last summer, was taken up
esterday morning and will probably occupy
| the balance of the week.
The cases of Wm. Connolly and others vs..
| Jas. NJ. Panton and others were continued at
cost of defendant.
| NOTES.
Margaret E. Malarky by her neZt friend
| NJ. H. Reno has applied for divorce IRON
John Malarky.
Geo. C. Cowan had replevin issued for
| ope parlor stove. ETC., in hands OF Samuel,
Elizabeth and Margaret Riddle.
| in. Cubbison has brot suit in ejectment
vs J. K. Vincent and wife for tract OF iano
in Marion twp.
The will of John A. Knoch, of Jefferson
township was prCbated and letters to Herman
and Fred Knoch.
The property Of r. w. Heberling, Of Zel
| ienople was sold at Assignees sale last oatur
day to A. +. and Laura A. Heberllng 1oi
5000.
The will of Cath Doyle, of Clay twp. was
probated and no letters.
F. McCool has decided .Cnarad Hahn
house and lot in Butler for $500, Martina
| Karns has sold John T.. Forsythe property II
Butler for S773 10, John Rahiser has decided
| Enos Barkey house and lot in Evansblrg
for $500, Deyid Hoover has sold % acres We
mango tp. to Robt. Eakin fCr Sl9C0, n J koo
ertson property in Butler to safan A
Kene for 1920, Walter Evans decided =;
acres in Centre to Philip Heist for Sl356;94
W. s. McCrea decided property at Carbon
Centre to F. w. Limberg for $3.50, Marg
Cooper decided acres ip Winfield to Root
Cooper for 500, Cath. MiDinger ] acre IL
Jefferson to Adam MiEiuger for 81 w r. " ooc
% acres in Clinton to VIM. Wood for Sl4OO
John J.. Moore 12l acres ia Clinton to 3. L
Moore for $3.50, G. Hahn 40 acres in Jeifer
son to Jno C. Iensrer for S2800. c. Otto pop
erty in Butler to G. u. Volkwein for $1,000
John Woster 6S acres in Lancaster ta iao NJ
Woster for $4,000, J. McMichael 70 acres il
CLAW 10 Zenas Mem .chael for $l20l, j. II
Love a lot In Miilerstown to August Stice fo
$50.
The commissions for the newly elec,et
Justices of the Peace have arrived at th'
Register and Recorders Office and should b'
lifted.